07-19-93 v TREE CONSERVATION BOARD
Minutes of July 19, 1993
The Board met for its regular meeting on Monday, July 19,
in the Commission Chambers of City Hall. Present were:
Carolyn Woods, Chairman Jim Pelkey
John Weldon, Jr.
Staff: George Worley, Board Designee
The meeting was called to order at 7:35 PM by Carolyn Woods.
The first application for Board review was for property des-
cribed as Lot # 15, Unit # 2, Tiffany by the Sea. Both Louis
Sabatier, the builder, and Lester Dominick, property owner
were present for discussion with the Board. It was pointed
out that the proposed house footprint and pool area resulted
in a majority of the existing trees to be removed. It was
calculated that approximately 196" of hardwood trees were to
be removed, according to the plans, and 46" to remain.
Replacement trees were discussed as well as the possibility
of attempting to save some of the trees proposed for removal.
John Weldon moved to approve the application with the stipu-
lation that the two (2) 7" oaks on the eastern JEA easement
be barricaded and saved; that all other trees marked for
preservation be barricaded and saved; and that, in addition,
the homeowner agrees to plant three (3) 3" DPH hardwood trees
of h i ss choice, as replacements. Jim Pelkey seconded, and the
motion passed unanimously.
Sue Almand, co-owner of the property, was present for the
Board' s consideration of the next application for Lot # 3,
Oceanbreeze. Ms. Alrnand explained briefly the design of the
house and how the plans were intended to take the natural
condition of the property into consideration. Some discussion
took place regarding the intended replacement trees to be
placed on the lot.
John Weldon expressed that the intent of the plans were in
keeping with the objectives of the Board and moved to accept
the application, as presented. Jim Pelkey seconded, and the
motion passed unanimously.
There was no representative present for review of the appli-
cation for Lot # 5, Tiffany by the Sea. After discussion,
the consensus of the Board was that, although an excessive
amount of trees were to be removed, the dimensions of the
house and the size of the lot, would riot allow for any of
those trees to be saved. Jim Pelkey made a motion to ac-
cept the plan, as drawn, with the exception that two (2)
hardwood trees, with a minimum of 3" DBH each, be replaced.
John Weldon seconded; the motion carried by a unanimous vote.
Minutes of the last meeting were reviewed and a motion made
by Jim Pelkey to accept them as written. The motion passed
unanimously after being seconded by John Weldon.
There was no further business before the Board and the meet-
ing was adjourned at 8:45 PM.
Respe tfully ubmitted,L1eldon, Jr.
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